Comprehensive STD and STI screening options at accessible Madison locations with fast results, strict privacy, and medically accurate testing.
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Comprehensive STD and STI screening options at accessible Madison locations with fast results, strict privacy, and medically accurate testing.
The 10-Panel covers HIV 1&2, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Hepatitis A/B/C and Herpes 1&2. Ideal for routine checkups and peace of mind, available at all Madison locations with FDA-approved assays.
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Order single tests like HIV, Herpes, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis or Hepatitis when you have specific concerns. Cost-effective, fast, and flexible for Madison residents with easy phone ordering.
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We offer 4th generation antibody/p24 testing and an FDA-approved HIV RNA early detection test. Earliest detection (about 10-12 days) with confidential lab reporting and free counseling if needed.
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Type-specific IgG testing distinguishes HSV-1 and HSV-2. Helpful for asymptomatic screening or symptom evaluation; lab-based accuracy and clinical interpretation by medical staff.
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Common bacterial STIs are detected with simple urine-based NAAT testing—accurate, non-invasive, and often asymptomatic. Quick treatment paths available if positive to avoid complications.
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Blood-based hepatitis panels screen for A, B and C. Important for those with elevated risk, travel history, or liver concerns. Tests performed in CLIA-certified labs serving Madison.
Learn more →Call for a confidential consultation and same-day appointments in Madison. Our knowledgeable, non-judgmental staff handles phone ordering for privacy and provides clear, supportive guidance.
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📞 Call Now for Confidential TestingRegular STD testing is an important part of routine health care for sexually active adults in Madison. Many STIs can be asymptomatic—meaning people may carry and transmit infections without knowing it. The CDC recommends regular screening for sexually active individuals, including annual chlamydia and gonorrhea testing for women under 25 and routine HIV screening for adults. In suburban regions like Morris County and college communities around Drew University, screening helps prevent wider spread and protects partners. Nationally, about 1 in 5 Americans has an STI at some point; local testing reduces that risk by catching infections early when they are easiest to treat. Early detection prevents complications like infertility from untreated chlamydia or liver damage from hepatitis C. Whether you live near Downtown Madison, are a Drew University student, or commute via the NJ Transit line, confidential STI screening and sexual health testing are available with rapid turnaround. Normalizing testing reduces stigma and encourages healthy conversations with partners and medical providers—testing is responsible, private, and life-protecting.
